Retrieve products and areas directly from Radar #41
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Also add missing properties that Radar vends.
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A while ago I did start working on a separate CLI that would generate that swift file https://github.com/br1sk/Sonar/tree/ks/genit This is probably nicer long term. This recent API change is worst case scenario, they've never changed the format of this this drastically before |
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I'm not sure if this PR is actually useful, but I had a bit of a poke at dynamically retrieving the product/area list from Radar directly so that issues like #40 can be avoided in future.
I found that (as long as you have a valid token), calling https://bugreport.apple.com/developerUI/problem/getProductAreaList will get you a JSON list of products and their areas, so I added Decodable conformance to the relevant model structs and away we go!